-
recognised by its pale, thick, smooth,
areolate thallus that
contains hypostictic acid as a
major metabolite, and its
large apothecia (fruiting bodies)...
- 3–4 cm (1.2–1.6 in) in
diameter that
grows on rock. It
contains usnic,
hypostictic, and
hyposalazinic acids as
secondary chemicals. List of Xanthoparmelia...
- Brazil, it was
described as a new
species in 2018. Its
thallus contains hypostictic acid and its
distinctive apothecia and ascospores.
Allographa hypostictica...
-
verrucoareolatum contains several lichen products:
consalazinic acid,
hypostictic acid,
norstictic acid, and lichexanthone; the
latter substance causes...
-
southern part of Thailand. The
species epithet refers to the
presence of
hypostictic acid as a
minor lichen product. It also
contains stictic acid as a major...
-
stictic acid (major), and
minor to
trace amounts of
constictic acid,
hypostictic acid, and
hypoconstictic acid. The
presence of
stictic acid
helps distinguish...
- did not
describe it formally. This was the
first reported instance of
hypostictic acid
isolated from a lichen. The
lichen is
identifiable by its olive-green...
- or
submajor metabolites, and
minor to
trace amounts of cryptostictic,
hypostictic, and
acetylhypoconstictic acids. The
species epithet honours Dutch lichenologist...
- (uniseriate) and the
presence of the
secondary chemicals stictic and
hypostictic acids. The
specific epithet refers to Guinea-Bissau,
where the lichen...
-
major components, and
minor to
trace amounts of
constictic acid and
hypostictic acid. List of
Pertusaria species Archer, A.W. (1991). "New
species and...
